Police release photos of three suspects who vandalised UK MP’s office

The police have released CCTV images of three men suspected to have vandalised the constituency office of Feryal Clark, MP for Enfield North, in Hertford Road, UK.

A release by the Metropolitan Police said the police would like to talk to the men after graffiti relating to the conflict between Israel and Hamas was sprayed on the constituency office of Feryal Clark at around 23:05hrs on Tuesday, 21 November.

Leading the investigation is PC Louis Blackburne-Maze.

He said everyone has the right to protest and to have their voice heard, but when that crossed the line into criminality, “as it clearly did in this incident, we will take action.”

Blackburne-Maze said elected representatives have an important role to play and that they are expected to be held to account, but that should not involve feeling unsafe.

“Neither they nor their staff should have to face targeted attacks and intimidation. Officers investigating this incident have examined CCTV footage from the local area and we have identified three suspects that we would like to speak to. I would urge anyone reading this appeal who recognises them to get in touch.”

According to the police, anyone who has information about the men in the photographs, or who was in the area at the time and saw something that could help, should call 101 with the reference 1361/04DEC.

“They can also tweet @MetCCor, to remain anonymous, they can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111,” the police said.